Teen street gangs hit with bikie-style bans in crime crackdown
Teenage gangs face new bikie-style meeting bans, repeat youth offenders will be confronted with tougher penalties and bail laws will be reviewed, under an official crime crackdown.
South Australia
‘Relieved’: Man’s Australia Day ‘neo-Nazi’ protest charge dropped
The only South Australian man arrested as part of an alleged neo-Nazi display on Australia Day has been cleared in court.
‘I failed my first year uni … this is what saved me’
A death of a loved one during Year 12 exams changed the course of Jayden Thyer’s future. This is how she got back on track.
Downer: Steelworks’ rescue plan a wakeup call for election promises
When it comes to the upcoming election, politicians need to change tack from promises that pour money into environmental fantasies, argues Alexander Downer.
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SA’s axed Triple M Rush Hour hosts launch comeback
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Girl, 7, in hospital after pool incident
Emergency services have responded to two separate incidents at swimming pools across the city.
‘Our daughter’s childhood ended when we gave her a phone’
Aalia begged and begged for a smartphone. Her parents gave in only to watch their child slip away so they decided to take screens out of the equation altogether.
SA luxury island resort gets $20m expansion approval
The second stage of the luxury Rumi on Louth island has been approved, with construction of 26 villas and a Japanese-inspired day spa to start later this year. See the images.
Emergency drought action as homes run out of water
The SA Government has issued an emergency response for households who have run out of water, as some people turn to using showers in local sporting clubrooms.
GFG Alliance rejects notion it let Whyalla plant decline
The state of the Whyalla steelworks is “a lot worse” than administrators KordaMentha expected it would be, with disputed claims maintenance and repairs have been neglected.
‘Legendary’ Adelaide pub in its final week of trade
A beloved historic Adelaide pub is getting ready to close its doors permanently – a decision that has disappointed both owner and punters.
‘I don’t want to be wheelchair-bound’: Mum-of-two dealt cruel double diagnosis
Just after Mount Barker mum-of-two Caroline Nunan finally beat cancer she found out she had an incurable condition.
Inside Adelaide’s GPO clock
The Advertiser was given exclusive access to Adelaide’s prized GPO clock.
Drivers slam ‘unfair’ new parking rules brought in for Fringe
Fringe festival goers will have to fork out more money for parking under a new controversial City of Adelaide temporary parking measure.
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